Filter: FindingFilter

Filter type for Finding.

All fields in this type are and-combined; see the or field for or-combination.

Finding

Input Fields

Name	Type	Description
AND	FindingFilter	A field that checks if all filters in the list apply If the list is empty, this filter applies to all objects.
OR	FindingFilter	A field that checks if any of the filters in the list apply. If the list is empty, this filter applies to no objects. Note that only the items in the list or-combined; this complete `OR` field is and-combined with outer fields in the parent filter type.
active	Boolean	Checks if `active` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `active`, it can be used. Denotes if this flaw is active or not.
active_not	Boolean	Checks if `active` does not equal a specified value Denotes if this flaw is active or not.
affectedReferenceIds_empty	Boolean	Checks if `affectedReferenceIds` is an empty list (true) or a non-empty list or null (false).
affectedReferenceIds_every	StringFilter	Makes sure all items in `affectedReferenceIds` match a certain filter.
affectedReferenceIds_none	StringFilter	Makes sure none of the items in `affectedReferenceIds` match a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `affectedReferenceIds` has no items.
affectedReferenceIds_some	StringFilter	Makes sure at least one of the items in "affectedReferenceIds" matches a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `affectedReferenceIds` has at least one item.
affects_empty	Boolean	Checks if `affects` is an empty list (true) or a non-empty list or null (false).
affects_every	SoftwareComponentInstanceFilter	Makes sure all items in `affects` match a certain filter.
affects_none	SoftwareComponentInstanceFilter	Makes sure none of the items in `affects` match a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `affects` has no items.
affects_some	SoftwareComponentInstanceFilter	Makes sure at least one of the items in "affects" matches a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `affects` has at least one item.
alternateTerms_empty	Boolean	Checks if `alternateTerms` is an empty list (true) or a non-empty list or null (false).
alternateTerms_every	StringFilter	Makes sure all items in `alternateTerms` match a certain filter.
alternateTerms_none	StringFilter	Makes sure none of the items in `alternateTerms` match a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `alternateTerms` has no items.
alternateTerms_some	StringFilter	Makes sure at least one of the items in "alternateTerms" matches a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `alternateTerms` has at least one item.
assetVersion	AssetVersionFilter	Checks if `assetVersion` is not null, and allows to filter based on its fields.
assetVersionRefId	ID	Checks if `assetVersionRefId` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `assetVersionRefId`, it can be used. The asset version id this finding is associated with
assetVersionRefId_gt	ID	Checks if `assetVersionRefId` is greater than a specified value. The asset version id this finding is associated with
assetVersionRefId_gte	ID	Checks if `assetVersionRefId` is greater or equal a specified value. The asset version id this finding is associated with
assetVersionRefId_in	ID	Checks if `assetVersionRefId` is equal to one of the specified values. The asset version id this finding is associated with
assetVersionRefId_lt	ID	Checks if `assetVersionRefId` is less than a specified value. The asset version id this finding is associated with
assetVersionRefId_lte	ID	Checks if `assetVersionRefId` is less or equal a specified value. The asset version id this finding is associated with
assetVersionRefId_not	ID	Checks if `assetVersionRefId` does not equal a specified value The asset version id this finding is associated with
assetVersionRefId_not_in	ID	Checks if `assetVersionRefId` is not equal to one of the specified values. The asset version id this finding is associated with
category	FindingCategory	Checks if `category` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `category`, it can be used. The applicable category for this finding
category_in	FindingCategory	Checks if `category` is equal to one of the specified values. The applicable category for this finding
category_not	FindingCategory	Checks if `category` does not equal a specified value The applicable category for this finding
category_not_in	FindingCategory	Checks if `category` is not equal to one of the specified values. The applicable category for this finding
comments_empty	Boolean	Checks if `comments` is an empty list (true) or a non-empty list or null (false).
comments_every	FindingCommentFilter	Makes sure all items in `comments` match a certain filter.
comments_none	FindingCommentFilter	Makes sure none of the items in `comments` match a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `comments` has no items.
comments_some	FindingCommentFilter	Makes sure at least one of the items in "comments" matches a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `comments` has at least one item.
confidence	FindingConfidenceFilter	Checks if `confidence` is not null, and allows to filter based on its fields.
createdAt	DateTime	Checks if `createdAt` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `createdAt`, it can be used. The instant this object has been created
createdAt_gt	DateTime	Checks if `createdAt` is greater than a specified value. The instant this object has been created
createdAt_gte	DateTime	Checks if `createdAt` is greater or equal a specified value. The instant this object has been created
createdAt_in	DateTime	Checks if `createdAt` is equal to one of the specified values. The instant this object has been created
createdAt_lt	DateTime	Checks if `createdAt` is less than a specified value. The instant this object has been created
createdAt_lte	DateTime	Checks if `createdAt` is less or equal a specified value. The instant this object has been created
createdAt_not	DateTime	Checks if `createdAt` does not equal a specified value The instant this object has been created
createdAt_not_in	DateTime	Checks if `createdAt` is not equal to one of the specified values. The instant this object has been created
createdByCveUpdateJobRefId	ID	Checks if `createdByCveUpdateJobRefId` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `createdByCveUpdateJobRefId`, it can be used. If the finding was created by a CVE update job, this is the reference ID for the job's summary document
createdByCveUpdateJobRefId_gt	ID	Checks if `createdByCveUpdateJobRefId` is greater than a specified value. If the finding was created by a CVE update job, this is the reference ID for the job's summary document
createdByCveUpdateJobRefId_gte	ID	Checks if `createdByCveUpdateJobRefId` is greater or equal a specified value. If the finding was created by a CVE update job, this is the reference ID for the job's summary document
createdByCveUpdateJobRefId_in	ID	Checks if `createdByCveUpdateJobRefId` is equal to one of the specified values. If the finding was created by a CVE update job, this is the reference ID for the job's summary document
createdByCveUpdateJobRefId_lt	ID	Checks if `createdByCveUpdateJobRefId` is less than a specified value. If the finding was created by a CVE update job, this is the reference ID for the job's summary document
createdByCveUpdateJobRefId_lte	ID	Checks if `createdByCveUpdateJobRefId` is less or equal a specified value. If the finding was created by a CVE update job, this is the reference ID for the job's summary document
createdByCveUpdateJobRefId_not	ID	Checks if `createdByCveUpdateJobRefId` does not equal a specified value If the finding was created by a CVE update job, this is the reference ID for the job's summary document
createdByCveUpdateJobRefId_not_in	ID	Checks if `createdByCveUpdateJobRefId` is not equal to one of the specified values. If the finding was created by a CVE update job, this is the reference ID for the job's summary document
ctx	RelationEntityCtxFilter	Allows to filter on the fields of `ctx`. Note that `ctx` is an entity extension and thus can never be `null`, so specifying `null` to this filter field has no effect.
currentStatus	FindingStatusFilter	Checks if `currentStatus` is not null, and allows to filter based on its fields.
cves_empty	Boolean	Checks if `cves` is an empty list (true) or a non-empty list or null (false).
cves_every	CveFilter	Makes sure all items in `cves` match a certain filter.
cves_none	CveFilter	Makes sure none of the items in `cves` match a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `cves` has no items.
cves_some	CveFilter	Makes sure at least one of the items in "cves" matches a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `cves` has at least one item.
cvssScore	Float	Checks if `cvssScore` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `cvssScore`, it can be used. The CVSS base score. This is a number between 0.0 and 10.0.
cvssScore_gt	Float	Checks if `cvssScore` is greater than a specified value. The CVSS base score. This is a number between 0.0 and 10.0.
cvssScore_gte	Float	Checks if `cvssScore` is greater or equal a specified value. The CVSS base score. This is a number between 0.0 and 10.0.
cvssScore_in	Float	Checks if `cvssScore` is equal to one of the specified values. The CVSS base score. This is a number between 0.0 and 10.0.
cvssScore_lt	Float	Checks if `cvssScore` is less than a specified value. The CVSS base score. This is a number between 0.0 and 10.0.
cvssScore_lte	Float	Checks if `cvssScore` is less or equal a specified value. The CVSS base score. This is a number between 0.0 and 10.0.
cvssScore_not	Float	Checks if `cvssScore` does not equal a specified value The CVSS base score. This is a number between 0.0 and 10.0.
cvssScore_not_in	Float	Checks if `cvssScore` is not equal to one of the specified values. The CVSS base score. This is a number between 0.0 and 10.0.
cvssSeverity	FindingSeverity	Checks if `cvssSeverity` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `cvssSeverity`, it can be used. The CVSS base severity. This has a value of either 'None (N)', 'Low (L)', 'Medium (M)', 'High (H)', or 'Critical (C)'.
cvssSeverity_in	FindingSeverity	Checks if `cvssSeverity` is equal to one of the specified values. The CVSS base severity. This has a value of either 'None (N)', 'Low (L)', 'Medium (M)', 'High (H)', or 'Critical (C)'.
cvssSeverity_not	FindingSeverity	Checks if `cvssSeverity` does not equal a specified value The CVSS base severity. This has a value of either 'None (N)', 'Low (L)', 'Medium (M)', 'High (H)', or 'Critical (C)'.
cvssSeverity_not_in	FindingSeverity	Checks if `cvssSeverity` is not equal to one of the specified values. The CVSS base severity. This has a value of either 'None (N)', 'Low (L)', 'Medium (M)', 'High (H)', or 'Critical (C)'.
cwes_empty	Boolean	Checks if `cwes` is an empty list (true) or a non-empty list or null (false).
cwes_every	CweFilter	Makes sure all items in `cwes` match a certain filter.
cwes_none	CweFilter	Makes sure none of the items in `cwes` match a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `cwes` has no items.
cwes_some	CweFilter	Makes sure at least one of the items in "cwes" matches a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `cwes` has at least one item.
date	DateTime	Checks if `date` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `date`, it can be used. The date the finding was first discovered
date_gt	DateTime	Checks if `date` is greater than a specified value. The date the finding was first discovered
date_gte	DateTime	Checks if `date` is greater or equal a specified value. The date the finding was first discovered
date_in	DateTime	Checks if `date` is equal to one of the specified values. The date the finding was first discovered
date_lt	DateTime	Checks if `date` is less than a specified value. The date the finding was first discovered
date_lte	DateTime	Checks if `date` is less or equal a specified value. The date the finding was first discovered
date_not	DateTime	Checks if `date` does not equal a specified value The date the finding was first discovered
date_not_in	DateTime	Checks if `date` is not equal to one of the specified values. The date the finding was first discovered
dedupeHash	String	Checks if `dedupeHash` equals a specified string, case-sensitively. If an index exists on `dedupeHash`, it can be used. See also `like` for a case-insensitive filter. A hash over a configurable set of fields that is used for findings deduplication.
dedupeHash_contains	String	Checks if `dedupeHash` contains a specified string, case-sensitively. A hash over a configurable set of fields that is used for findings deduplication.
dedupeHash_ends_with	String	Checks if `dedupeHash` ends with a specified string, case-sensitively. A hash over a configurable set of fields that is used for findings deduplication.
dedupeHash_gt	String	Checks if `dedupeHash` is greater than a specified value. A hash over a configurable set of fields that is used for findings deduplication.
dedupeHash_gte	String	Checks if `dedupeHash` is greater or equal a specified value. A hash over a configurable set of fields that is used for findings deduplication.
dedupeHash_in	String	Checks if `dedupeHash` is equal to one of the specified values. A hash over a configurable set of fields that is used for findings deduplication.
dedupeHash_like	String	Matches `dedupeHash` against a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); If an index exists on `dedupeHash`, it can be used for the literal prefix (the part until the first placeholder). A hash over a configurable set of fields that is used for findings deduplication.
dedupeHash_lt	String	Checks if `dedupeHash` is less than a specified value. A hash over a configurable set of fields that is used for findings deduplication.
dedupeHash_lte	String	Checks if `dedupeHash` is less or equal a specified value. A hash over a configurable set of fields that is used for findings deduplication.
dedupeHash_not	String	Checks if `dedupeHash` does not equal a specified string, case-sensitively. A hash over a configurable set of fields that is used for findings deduplication.
dedupeHash_not_contains	String	Checks if `dedupeHash` does not contain a specified string, case-sensitively. A hash over a configurable set of fields that is used for findings deduplication.
dedupeHash_not_ends_with	String	Checks if `dedupeHash` does not end with a specified string, case-sensitively. A hash over a configurable set of fields that is used for findings deduplication.
dedupeHash_not_in	String	Checks if `dedupeHash` is not equal to one of the specified values. A hash over a configurable set of fields that is used for findings deduplication.
dedupeHash_not_like	String	Checks if `dedupeHash` does not match a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); A hash over a configurable set of fields that is used for findings deduplication.
dedupeHash_not_starts_with	String	Checks if `dedupeHash` does not start with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `not_like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. A hash over a configurable set of fields that is used for findings deduplication.
dedupeHash_starts_with	String	Checks if `dedupeHash` starts with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. A hash over a configurable set of fields that is used for findings deduplication.
deletedAt	DateTime	Checks if `deletedAt` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `deletedAt`, it can be used. Timestamp of when this finding was deleted
deletedAt_gt	DateTime	Checks if `deletedAt` is greater than a specified value. Timestamp of when this finding was deleted
deletedAt_gte	DateTime	Checks if `deletedAt` is greater or equal a specified value. Timestamp of when this finding was deleted
deletedAt_in	DateTime	Checks if `deletedAt` is equal to one of the specified values. Timestamp of when this finding was deleted
deletedAt_lt	DateTime	Checks if `deletedAt` is less than a specified value. Timestamp of when this finding was deleted
deletedAt_lte	DateTime	Checks if `deletedAt` is less or equal a specified value. Timestamp of when this finding was deleted
deletedAt_not	DateTime	Checks if `deletedAt` does not equal a specified value Timestamp of when this finding was deleted
deletedAt_not_in	DateTime	Checks if `deletedAt` is not equal to one of the specified values. Timestamp of when this finding was deleted
description	String	Checks if `description` equals a specified string, case-sensitively. If an index exists on `description`, it can be used. See also `like` for a case-insensitive filter. Extended description of the finding. May contain Markdown.
description_contains	String	Checks if `description` contains a specified string, case-sensitively. Extended description of the finding. May contain Markdown.
description_ends_with	String	Checks if `description` ends with a specified string, case-sensitively. Extended description of the finding. May contain Markdown.
description_gt	String	Checks if `description` is greater than a specified value. Extended description of the finding. May contain Markdown.
description_gte	String	Checks if `description` is greater or equal a specified value. Extended description of the finding. May contain Markdown.
description_in	String	Checks if `description` is equal to one of the specified values. Extended description of the finding. May contain Markdown.
description_like	String	Matches `description` against a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); If an index exists on `description`, it can be used for the literal prefix (the part until the first placeholder). Extended description of the finding. May contain Markdown.
description_lt	String	Checks if `description` is less than a specified value. Extended description of the finding. May contain Markdown.
description_lte	String	Checks if `description` is less or equal a specified value. Extended description of the finding. May contain Markdown.
description_not	String	Checks if `description` does not equal a specified string, case-sensitively. Extended description of the finding. May contain Markdown.
description_not_contains	String	Checks if `description` does not contain a specified string, case-sensitively. Extended description of the finding. May contain Markdown.
description_not_ends_with	String	Checks if `description` does not end with a specified string, case-sensitively. Extended description of the finding. May contain Markdown.
description_not_in	String	Checks if `description` is not equal to one of the specified values. Extended description of the finding. May contain Markdown.
description_not_like	String	Checks if `description` does not match a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); Extended description of the finding. May contain Markdown.
description_not_starts_with	String	Checks if `description` does not start with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `not_like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. Extended description of the finding. May contain Markdown.
description_starts_with	String	Checks if `description` starts with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. Extended description of the finding. May contain Markdown.
externalReferences_empty	Boolean	Checks if `externalReferences` is an empty list (true) or a non-empty list or null (false).
externalReferences_every	StringFilter	Makes sure all items in `externalReferences` match a certain filter.
externalReferences_none	StringFilter	Makes sure none of the items in `externalReferences` match a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `externalReferences` has no items.
externalReferences_some	StringFilter	Makes sure at least one of the items in "externalReferences" matches a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `externalReferences` has at least one item.
falsePositive	Boolean	Checks if `falsePositive` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `falsePositive`, it can be used. Denotes if this flaw has been deemed a false positive by the tester.
falsePositive_not	Boolean	Checks if `falsePositive` does not equal a specified value Denotes if this flaw has been deemed a false positive by the tester.
findingClass	FindingClass	Checks if `findingClass` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `findingClass`, it can be used. The class of the finding (e.g. information vs. weakness vs. vulnerability)
findingClass_in	FindingClass	Checks if `findingClass` is equal to one of the specified values. The class of the finding (e.g. information vs. weakness vs. vulnerability)
findingClass_not	FindingClass	Checks if `findingClass` does not equal a specified value The class of the finding (e.g. information vs. weakness vs. vulnerability)
findingClass_not_in	FindingClass	Checks if `findingClass` is not equal to one of the specified values. The class of the finding (e.g. information vs. weakness vs. vulnerability)
findingLocations_empty	Boolean	Checks if `findingLocations` is an empty list (true) or a non-empty list or null (false).
findingLocations_every	FindingLocationFilter	Makes sure all items in `findingLocations` match a certain filter.
findingLocations_none	FindingLocationFilter	Makes sure none of the items in `findingLocations` match a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `findingLocations` has no items.
findingLocations_some	FindingLocationFilter	Makes sure at least one of the items in "findingLocations" matches a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `findingLocations` has at least one item.
id	ID	Checks if `id` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `id`, it can be used. An auto-generated string that identifies this root entity uniquely among others of the same type
id_gt	ID	Checks if `id` is greater than a specified value. An auto-generated string that identifies this root entity uniquely among others of the same type
id_gte	ID	Checks if `id` is greater or equal a specified value. An auto-generated string that identifies this root entity uniquely among others of the same type
id_in	ID	Checks if `id` is equal to one of the specified values. An auto-generated string that identifies this root entity uniquely among others of the same type
id_lt	ID	Checks if `id` is less than a specified value. An auto-generated string that identifies this root entity uniquely among others of the same type
id_lte	ID	Checks if `id` is less or equal a specified value. An auto-generated string that identifies this root entity uniquely among others of the same type
id_not	ID	Checks if `id` does not equal a specified value An auto-generated string that identifies this root entity uniquely among others of the same type
id_not_in	ID	Checks if `id` is not equal to one of the specified values. An auto-generated string that identifies this root entity uniquely among others of the same type
impact	String	Checks if `impact` equals a specified string, case-sensitively. If an index exists on `impact`, it can be used. See also `like` for a case-insensitive filter. Text describing the impact this flaw has on systems, products, enterprise, etc.
impact_contains	String	Checks if `impact` contains a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing the impact this flaw has on systems, products, enterprise, etc.
impact_ends_with	String	Checks if `impact` ends with a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing the impact this flaw has on systems, products, enterprise, etc.
impact_gt	String	Checks if `impact` is greater than a specified value. Text describing the impact this flaw has on systems, products, enterprise, etc.
impact_gte	String	Checks if `impact` is greater or equal a specified value. Text describing the impact this flaw has on systems, products, enterprise, etc.
impact_in	String	Checks if `impact` is equal to one of the specified values. Text describing the impact this flaw has on systems, products, enterprise, etc.
impact_like	String	Matches `impact` against a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); If an index exists on `impact`, it can be used for the literal prefix (the part until the first placeholder). Text describing the impact this flaw has on systems, products, enterprise, etc.
impact_lt	String	Checks if `impact` is less than a specified value. Text describing the impact this flaw has on systems, products, enterprise, etc.
impact_lte	String	Checks if `impact` is less or equal a specified value. Text describing the impact this flaw has on systems, products, enterprise, etc.
impact_not	String	Checks if `impact` does not equal a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing the impact this flaw has on systems, products, enterprise, etc.
impact_not_contains	String	Checks if `impact` does not contain a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing the impact this flaw has on systems, products, enterprise, etc.
impact_not_ends_with	String	Checks if `impact` does not end with a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing the impact this flaw has on systems, products, enterprise, etc.
impact_not_in	String	Checks if `impact` is not equal to one of the specified values. Text describing the impact this flaw has on systems, products, enterprise, etc.
impact_not_like	String	Checks if `impact` does not match a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); Text describing the impact this flaw has on systems, products, enterprise, etc.
impact_not_starts_with	String	Checks if `impact` does not start with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `not_like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. Text describing the impact this flaw has on systems, products, enterprise, etc.
impact_starts_with	String	Checks if `impact` starts with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. Text describing the impact this flaw has on systems, products, enterprise, etc.
linkedFindingHash	String	Checks if `linkedFindingHash` equals a specified string, case-sensitively. If an index exists on `linkedFindingHash`, it can be used. See also `like` for a case-insensitive filter. A hash represents the identical findings in other AssetVersions. This is used for linked issues across builds/versions.
linkedFindingHash_contains	String	Checks if `linkedFindingHash` contains a specified string, case-sensitively. A hash represents the identical findings in other AssetVersions. This is used for linked issues across builds/versions.
linkedFindingHash_ends_with	String	Checks if `linkedFindingHash` ends with a specified string, case-sensitively. A hash represents the identical findings in other AssetVersions. This is used for linked issues across builds/versions.
linkedFindingHash_gt	String	Checks if `linkedFindingHash` is greater than a specified value. A hash represents the identical findings in other AssetVersions. This is used for linked issues across builds/versions.
linkedFindingHash_gte	String	Checks if `linkedFindingHash` is greater or equal a specified value. A hash represents the identical findings in other AssetVersions. This is used for linked issues across builds/versions.
linkedFindingHash_in	String	Checks if `linkedFindingHash` is equal to one of the specified values. A hash represents the identical findings in other AssetVersions. This is used for linked issues across builds/versions.
linkedFindingHash_like	String	Matches `linkedFindingHash` against a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); If an index exists on `linkedFindingHash`, it can be used for the literal prefix (the part until the first placeholder). A hash represents the identical findings in other AssetVersions. This is used for linked issues across builds/versions.
linkedFindingHash_lt	String	Checks if `linkedFindingHash` is less than a specified value. A hash represents the identical findings in other AssetVersions. This is used for linked issues across builds/versions.
linkedFindingHash_lte	String	Checks if `linkedFindingHash` is less or equal a specified value. A hash represents the identical findings in other AssetVersions. This is used for linked issues across builds/versions.
linkedFindingHash_not	String	Checks if `linkedFindingHash` does not equal a specified string, case-sensitively. A hash represents the identical findings in other AssetVersions. This is used for linked issues across builds/versions.
linkedFindingHash_not_contains	String	Checks if `linkedFindingHash` does not contain a specified string, case-sensitively. A hash represents the identical findings in other AssetVersions. This is used for linked issues across builds/versions.
linkedFindingHash_not_ends_with	String	Checks if `linkedFindingHash` does not end with a specified string, case-sensitively. A hash represents the identical findings in other AssetVersions. This is used for linked issues across builds/versions.
linkedFindingHash_not_in	String	Checks if `linkedFindingHash` is not equal to one of the specified values. A hash represents the identical findings in other AssetVersions. This is used for linked issues across builds/versions.
linkedFindingHash_not_like	String	Checks if `linkedFindingHash` does not match a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); A hash represents the identical findings in other AssetVersions. This is used for linked issues across builds/versions.
linkedFindingHash_not_starts_with	String	Checks if `linkedFindingHash` does not start with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `not_like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. A hash represents the identical findings in other AssetVersions. This is used for linked issues across builds/versions.
linkedFindingHash_starts_with	String	Checks if `linkedFindingHash` starts with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. A hash represents the identical findings in other AssetVersions. This is used for linked issues across builds/versions.
linkedFindingRefIds_empty	Boolean	Checks if `linkedFindingRefIds` is an empty list (true) or a non-empty list or null (false).
linkedFindingRefIds_every	StringFilter	Makes sure all items in `linkedFindingRefIds` match a certain filter.
linkedFindingRefIds_none	StringFilter	Makes sure none of the items in `linkedFindingRefIds` match a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `linkedFindingRefIds` has no items.
linkedFindingRefIds_some	StringFilter	Makes sure at least one of the items in "linkedFindingRefIds" matches a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `linkedFindingRefIds` has at least one item.
mergedFinding	FindingFilter	Checks if `mergedFinding` is not null, and allows to filter based on its fields.
mergedFindingRefId	ID	Checks if `mergedFindingRefId` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `mergedFindingRefId`, it can be used. If populated, this field points to the 'merged Finding ID' that represents this finding. This field is only populated if this finding is a 'merged finding'. For example, multiple security scanners may find the same issue in an Artifact. In this case, the findings from each scanner would be merged into a single finding.
mergedFindingRefId_gt	ID	Checks if `mergedFindingRefId` is greater than a specified value. If populated, this field points to the 'merged Finding ID' that represents this finding. This field is only populated if this finding is a 'merged finding'. For example, multiple security scanners may find the same issue in an Artifact. In this case, the findings from each scanner would be merged into a single finding.
mergedFindingRefId_gte	ID	Checks if `mergedFindingRefId` is greater or equal a specified value. If populated, this field points to the 'merged Finding ID' that represents this finding. This field is only populated if this finding is a 'merged finding'. For example, multiple security scanners may find the same issue in an Artifact. In this case, the findings from each scanner would be merged into a single finding.
mergedFindingRefId_in	ID	Checks if `mergedFindingRefId` is equal to one of the specified values. If populated, this field points to the 'merged Finding ID' that represents this finding. This field is only populated if this finding is a 'merged finding'. For example, multiple security scanners may find the same issue in an Artifact. In this case, the findings from each scanner would be merged into a single finding.
mergedFindingRefId_lt	ID	Checks if `mergedFindingRefId` is less than a specified value. If populated, this field points to the 'merged Finding ID' that represents this finding. This field is only populated if this finding is a 'merged finding'. For example, multiple security scanners may find the same issue in an Artifact. In this case, the findings from each scanner would be merged into a single finding.
mergedFindingRefId_lte	ID	Checks if `mergedFindingRefId` is less or equal a specified value. If populated, this field points to the 'merged Finding ID' that represents this finding. This field is only populated if this finding is a 'merged finding'. For example, multiple security scanners may find the same issue in an Artifact. In this case, the findings from each scanner would be merged into a single finding.
mergedFindingRefId_not	ID	Checks if `mergedFindingRefId` does not equal a specified value If populated, this field points to the 'merged Finding ID' that represents this finding. This field is only populated if this finding is a 'merged finding'. For example, multiple security scanners may find the same issue in an Artifact. In this case, the findings from each scanner would be merged into a single finding.
mergedFindingRefId_not_in	ID	Checks if `mergedFindingRefId` is not equal to one of the specified values. If populated, this field points to the 'merged Finding ID' that represents this finding. This field is only populated if this finding is a 'merged finding'. For example, multiple security scanners may find the same issue in an Artifact. In this case, the findings from each scanner would be merged into a single finding.
mitigation	String	Checks if `mitigation` equals a specified string, case-sensitively. If an index exists on `mitigation`, it can be used. See also `like` for a case-insensitive filter. Text describing how to best fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
mitigation_contains	String	Checks if `mitigation` contains a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing how to best fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
mitigation_ends_with	String	Checks if `mitigation` ends with a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing how to best fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
mitigation_gt	String	Checks if `mitigation` is greater than a specified value. Text describing how to best fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
mitigation_gte	String	Checks if `mitigation` is greater or equal a specified value. Text describing how to best fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
mitigation_in	String	Checks if `mitigation` is equal to one of the specified values. Text describing how to best fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
mitigation_like	String	Matches `mitigation` against a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); If an index exists on `mitigation`, it can be used for the literal prefix (the part until the first placeholder). Text describing how to best fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
mitigation_lt	String	Checks if `mitigation` is less than a specified value. Text describing how to best fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
mitigation_lte	String	Checks if `mitigation` is less or equal a specified value. Text describing how to best fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
mitigation_not	String	Checks if `mitigation` does not equal a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing how to best fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
mitigation_not_contains	String	Checks if `mitigation` does not contain a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing how to best fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
mitigation_not_ends_with	String	Checks if `mitigation` does not end with a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing how to best fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
mitigation_not_in	String	Checks if `mitigation` is not equal to one of the specified values. Text describing how to best fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
mitigation_not_like	String	Checks if `mitigation` does not match a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); Text describing how to best fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
mitigation_not_starts_with	String	Checks if `mitigation` does not start with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `not_like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. Text describing how to best fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
mitigation_starts_with	String	Checks if `mitigation` starts with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. Text describing how to best fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
numOccurences	Int	Checks if `numOccurences` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `numOccurences`, it can be used. Number of occurrences in the source tool when several vulnerabilities were found and aggregated by the scanner.
numOccurences_gt	Int	Checks if `numOccurences` is greater than a specified value. Number of occurrences in the source tool when several vulnerabilities were found and aggregated by the scanner.
numOccurences_gte	Int	Checks if `numOccurences` is greater or equal a specified value. Number of occurrences in the source tool when several vulnerabilities were found and aggregated by the scanner.
numOccurences_in	Int	Checks if `numOccurences` is equal to one of the specified values. Number of occurrences in the source tool when several vulnerabilities were found and aggregated by the scanner.
numOccurences_lt	Int	Checks if `numOccurences` is less than a specified value. Number of occurrences in the source tool when several vulnerabilities were found and aggregated by the scanner.
numOccurences_lte	Int	Checks if `numOccurences` is less or equal a specified value. Number of occurrences in the source tool when several vulnerabilities were found and aggregated by the scanner.
numOccurences_not	Int	Checks if `numOccurences` does not equal a specified value Number of occurrences in the source tool when several vulnerabilities were found and aggregated by the scanner.
numOccurences_not_in	Int	Checks if `numOccurences` is not equal to one of the specified values. Number of occurrences in the source tool when several vulnerabilities were found and aggregated by the scanner.
origin	FindingOrigin	Checks if `origin` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `origin`, it can be used. The origin of this finding (e.g. a security scanner, user-added, generated from an automated or user merge, found by FiniteState, etc.)
origin_in	FindingOrigin	Checks if `origin` is equal to one of the specified values. The origin of this finding (e.g. a security scanner, user-added, generated from an automated or user merge, found by FiniteState, etc.)
origin_not	FindingOrigin	Checks if `origin` does not equal a specified value The origin of this finding (e.g. a security scanner, user-added, generated from an automated or user merge, found by FiniteState, etc.)
origin_not_in	FindingOrigin	Checks if `origin` is not equal to one of the specified values. The origin of this finding (e.g. a security scanner, user-added, generated from an automated or user merge, found by FiniteState, etc.)
originalFindings_empty	Boolean	Checks if `originalFindings` is an empty list (true) or a non-empty list or null (false).
originalFindings_every	FindingFilter	Makes sure all items in `originalFindings` match a certain filter.
originalFindings_none	FindingFilter	Makes sure none of the items in `originalFindings` match a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `originalFindings` has no items.
originalFindings_some	FindingFilter	Makes sure at least one of the items in "originalFindings" matches a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `originalFindings` has at least one item.
outOfScope	Boolean	Checks if `outOfScope` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `outOfScope`, it can be used. Denotes if this flaw falls outside the scope of the test.
outOfScope_not	Boolean	Checks if `outOfScope` does not equal a specified value Denotes if this flaw falls outside the scope of the test.
patches_empty	Boolean	Checks if `patches` is an empty list (true) or a non-empty list or null (false).
patches_every	PatchFilter	Makes sure all items in `patches` match a certain filter.
patches_none	PatchFilter	Makes sure none of the items in `patches` match a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `patches` has no items.
patches_some	PatchFilter	Makes sure at least one of the items in "patches" matches a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `patches` has at least one item.
processingStatuses_empty	Boolean	Checks if `processingStatuses` is an empty list (true) or a non-empty list or null (false).
processingStatuses_every	ProcessingStatusFilter	Makes sure all items in `processingStatuses` match a certain filter.
processingStatuses_none	ProcessingStatusFilter	Makes sure none of the items in `processingStatuses` match a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `processingStatuses` has no items.
processingStatuses_some	ProcessingStatusFilter	Makes sure at least one of the items in "processingStatuses" matches a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `processingStatuses` has at least one item.
properties_empty	Boolean	Checks if `properties` is an empty list (true) or a non-empty list or null (false).
properties_every	KeyValuePairFilter	Makes sure all items in `properties` match a certain filter.
properties_none	KeyValuePairFilter	Makes sure none of the items in `properties` match a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `properties` has no items.
properties_some	KeyValuePairFilter	Makes sure at least one of the items in "properties" matches a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `properties` has at least one item.
regression	Boolean	Checks if `regression` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `regression`, it can be used. If this finding had been fixed in a previous version but has regressed in this version, this field will be set to true.
regression_not	Boolean	Checks if `regression` does not equal a specified value If this finding had been fixed in a previous version but has regressed in this version, this field will be set to true.
remediationGuidance	String	Checks if `remediationGuidance` equals a specified string, case-sensitively. If an index exists on `remediationGuidance`, it can be used. See also `like` for a case-insensitive filter. Text describing how to fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
remediationGuidance_contains	String	Checks if `remediationGuidance` contains a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing how to fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
remediationGuidance_ends_with	String	Checks if `remediationGuidance` ends with a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing how to fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
remediationGuidance_gt	String	Checks if `remediationGuidance` is greater than a specified value. Text describing how to fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
remediationGuidance_gte	String	Checks if `remediationGuidance` is greater or equal a specified value. Text describing how to fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
remediationGuidance_in	String	Checks if `remediationGuidance` is equal to one of the specified values. Text describing how to fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
remediationGuidance_like	String	Matches `remediationGuidance` against a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); If an index exists on `remediationGuidance`, it can be used for the literal prefix (the part until the first placeholder). Text describing how to fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
remediationGuidance_lt	String	Checks if `remediationGuidance` is less than a specified value. Text describing how to fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
remediationGuidance_lte	String	Checks if `remediationGuidance` is less or equal a specified value. Text describing how to fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
remediationGuidance_not	String	Checks if `remediationGuidance` does not equal a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing how to fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
remediationGuidance_not_contains	String	Checks if `remediationGuidance` does not contain a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing how to fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
remediationGuidance_not_ends_with	String	Checks if `remediationGuidance` does not end with a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing how to fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
remediationGuidance_not_in	String	Checks if `remediationGuidance` is not equal to one of the specified values. Text describing how to fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
remediationGuidance_not_like	String	Checks if `remediationGuidance` does not match a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); Text describing how to fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
remediationGuidance_not_starts_with	String	Checks if `remediationGuidance` does not start with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `not_like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. Text describing how to fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
remediationGuidance_starts_with	String	Checks if `remediationGuidance` starts with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. Text describing how to fix the flaw. May contain Markdown.
riskAccepted	Boolean	Checks if `riskAccepted` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `riskAccepted`, it can be used. Denotes if this finding has been marked as an accepted risk.
riskAccepted_not	Boolean	Checks if `riskAccepted` does not equal a specified value Denotes if this finding has been marked as an accepted risk.
riskScore	Float	Checks if `riskScore` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `riskScore`, it can be used. The risk associated with this Finding as determined by the CVE exploitability score or CWSS score
riskScore_gt	Float	Checks if `riskScore` is greater than a specified value. The risk associated with this Finding as determined by the CVE exploitability score or CWSS score
riskScore_gte	Float	Checks if `riskScore` is greater or equal a specified value. The risk associated with this Finding as determined by the CVE exploitability score or CWSS score
riskScore_in	Float	Checks if `riskScore` is equal to one of the specified values. The risk associated with this Finding as determined by the CVE exploitability score or CWSS score
riskScore_lt	Float	Checks if `riskScore` is less than a specified value. The risk associated with this Finding as determined by the CVE exploitability score or CWSS score
riskScore_lte	Float	Checks if `riskScore` is less or equal a specified value. The risk associated with this Finding as determined by the CVE exploitability score or CWSS score
riskScore_not	Float	Checks if `riskScore` does not equal a specified value The risk associated with this Finding as determined by the CVE exploitability score or CWSS score
riskScore_not_in	Float	Checks if `riskScore` is not equal to one of the specified values. The risk associated with this Finding as determined by the CVE exploitability score or CWSS score
severity	FindingSeverity	Checks if `severity` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `severity`, it can be used. Severity ranking of the finding
severityJustification	String	Checks if `severityJustification` equals a specified string, case-sensitively. If an index exists on `severityJustification`, it can be used. See also `like` for a case-insensitive filter. Text describing why a certain severity was associated with this flaw.
severityJustification_contains	String	Checks if `severityJustification` contains a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing why a certain severity was associated with this flaw.
severityJustification_ends_with	String	Checks if `severityJustification` ends with a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing why a certain severity was associated with this flaw.
severityJustification_gt	String	Checks if `severityJustification` is greater than a specified value. Text describing why a certain severity was associated with this flaw.
severityJustification_gte	String	Checks if `severityJustification` is greater or equal a specified value. Text describing why a certain severity was associated with this flaw.
severityJustification_in	String	Checks if `severityJustification` is equal to one of the specified values. Text describing why a certain severity was associated with this flaw.
severityJustification_like	String	Matches `severityJustification` against a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); If an index exists on `severityJustification`, it can be used for the literal prefix (the part until the first placeholder). Text describing why a certain severity was associated with this flaw.
severityJustification_lt	String	Checks if `severityJustification` is less than a specified value. Text describing why a certain severity was associated with this flaw.
severityJustification_lte	String	Checks if `severityJustification` is less or equal a specified value. Text describing why a certain severity was associated with this flaw.
severityJustification_not	String	Checks if `severityJustification` does not equal a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing why a certain severity was associated with this flaw.
severityJustification_not_contains	String	Checks if `severityJustification` does not contain a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing why a certain severity was associated with this flaw.
severityJustification_not_ends_with	String	Checks if `severityJustification` does not end with a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing why a certain severity was associated with this flaw.
severityJustification_not_in	String	Checks if `severityJustification` is not equal to one of the specified values. Text describing why a certain severity was associated with this flaw.
severityJustification_not_like	String	Checks if `severityJustification` does not match a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); Text describing why a certain severity was associated with this flaw.
severityJustification_not_starts_with	String	Checks if `severityJustification` does not start with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `not_like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. Text describing why a certain severity was associated with this flaw.
severityJustification_starts_with	String	Checks if `severityJustification` starts with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. Text describing why a certain severity was associated with this flaw.
severity_in	FindingSeverity	Checks if `severity` is equal to one of the specified values. Severity ranking of the finding
severity_not	FindingSeverity	Checks if `severity` does not equal a specified value Severity ranking of the finding
severity_not_in	FindingSeverity	Checks if `severity` is not equal to one of the specified values. Severity ranking of the finding
sourceTypes_empty	Boolean	Checks if `sourceTypes` is an empty list (true) or a non-empty list or null (false).
sourceTypes_every	FindingSourceTypeFilter	Makes sure all items in `sourceTypes` match a certain filter.
sourceTypes_none	FindingSourceTypeFilter	Makes sure none of the items in `sourceTypes` match a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `sourceTypes` has no items.
sourceTypes_some	FindingSourceTypeFilter	Makes sure at least one of the items in "sourceTypes" matches a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `sourceTypes` has at least one item.
statuses_empty	Boolean	Checks if `statuses` is an empty list (true) or a non-empty list or null (false).
statuses_every	FindingStatusFilter	Makes sure all items in `statuses` match a certain filter.
statuses_none	FindingStatusFilter	Makes sure none of the items in `statuses` match a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `statuses` has no items.
statuses_some	FindingStatusFilter	Makes sure at least one of the items in "statuses" matches a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `statuses` has at least one item.
stepsToReproduce	String	Checks if `stepsToReproduce` equals a specified string, case-sensitively. If an index exists on `stepsToReproduce`, it can be used. See also `like` for a case-insensitive filter. Text describing the steps that must be followed in order to reproduce the flaw.
stepsToReproduce_contains	String	Checks if `stepsToReproduce` contains a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing the steps that must be followed in order to reproduce the flaw.
stepsToReproduce_ends_with	String	Checks if `stepsToReproduce` ends with a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing the steps that must be followed in order to reproduce the flaw.
stepsToReproduce_gt	String	Checks if `stepsToReproduce` is greater than a specified value. Text describing the steps that must be followed in order to reproduce the flaw.
stepsToReproduce_gte	String	Checks if `stepsToReproduce` is greater or equal a specified value. Text describing the steps that must be followed in order to reproduce the flaw.
stepsToReproduce_in	String	Checks if `stepsToReproduce` is equal to one of the specified values. Text describing the steps that must be followed in order to reproduce the flaw.
stepsToReproduce_like	String	Matches `stepsToReproduce` against a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); If an index exists on `stepsToReproduce`, it can be used for the literal prefix (the part until the first placeholder). Text describing the steps that must be followed in order to reproduce the flaw.
stepsToReproduce_lt	String	Checks if `stepsToReproduce` is less than a specified value. Text describing the steps that must be followed in order to reproduce the flaw.
stepsToReproduce_lte	String	Checks if `stepsToReproduce` is less or equal a specified value. Text describing the steps that must be followed in order to reproduce the flaw.
stepsToReproduce_not	String	Checks if `stepsToReproduce` does not equal a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing the steps that must be followed in order to reproduce the flaw.
stepsToReproduce_not_contains	String	Checks if `stepsToReproduce` does not contain a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing the steps that must be followed in order to reproduce the flaw.
stepsToReproduce_not_ends_with	String	Checks if `stepsToReproduce` does not end with a specified string, case-sensitively. Text describing the steps that must be followed in order to reproduce the flaw.
stepsToReproduce_not_in	String	Checks if `stepsToReproduce` is not equal to one of the specified values. Text describing the steps that must be followed in order to reproduce the flaw.
stepsToReproduce_not_like	String	Checks if `stepsToReproduce` does not match a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); Text describing the steps that must be followed in order to reproduce the flaw.
stepsToReproduce_not_starts_with	String	Checks if `stepsToReproduce` does not start with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `not_like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. Text describing the steps that must be followed in order to reproduce the flaw.
stepsToReproduce_starts_with	String	Checks if `stepsToReproduce` starts with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. Text describing the steps that must be followed in order to reproduce the flaw.
subcategory	FindingSubcategory	Checks if `subcategory` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `subcategory`, it can be used. The applicable subcategory for this finding
subcategory_in	FindingSubcategory	Checks if `subcategory` is equal to one of the specified values. The applicable subcategory for this finding
subcategory_not	FindingSubcategory	Checks if `subcategory` does not equal a specified value The applicable subcategory for this finding
subcategory_not_in	FindingSubcategory	Checks if `subcategory` is not equal to one of the specified values. The applicable subcategory for this finding
summary	String	Checks if `summary` equals a specified string, case-sensitively. If an index exists on `summary`, it can be used. See also `like` for a case-insensitive filter. Summary description of the finding
summary_contains	String	Checks if `summary` contains a specified string, case-sensitively. Summary description of the finding
summary_ends_with	String	Checks if `summary` ends with a specified string, case-sensitively. Summary description of the finding
summary_gt	String	Checks if `summary` is greater than a specified value. Summary description of the finding
summary_gte	String	Checks if `summary` is greater or equal a specified value. Summary description of the finding
summary_in	String	Checks if `summary` is equal to one of the specified values. Summary description of the finding
summary_like	String	Matches `summary` against a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); If an index exists on `summary`, it can be used for the literal prefix (the part until the first placeholder). Summary description of the finding
summary_lt	String	Checks if `summary` is less than a specified value. Summary description of the finding
summary_lte	String	Checks if `summary` is less or equal a specified value. Summary description of the finding
summary_not	String	Checks if `summary` does not equal a specified string, case-sensitively. Summary description of the finding
summary_not_contains	String	Checks if `summary` does not contain a specified string, case-sensitively. Summary description of the finding
summary_not_ends_with	String	Checks if `summary` does not end with a specified string, case-sensitively. Summary description of the finding
summary_not_in	String	Checks if `summary` is not equal to one of the specified values. Summary description of the finding
summary_not_like	String	Checks if `summary` does not match a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); Summary description of the finding
summary_not_starts_with	String	Checks if `summary` does not start with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `not_like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. Summary description of the finding
summary_starts_with	String	Checks if `summary` starts with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. Summary description of the finding
tags_empty	Boolean	Checks if `tags` is an empty list (true) or a non-empty list or null (false).
tags_every	TagFilter	Makes sure all items in `tags` match a certain filter.
tags_none	TagFilter	Makes sure none of the items in `tags` match a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `tags` has no items.
tags_some	TagFilter	Makes sure at least one of the items in "tags" matches a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `tags` has at least one item.
test	TestFilter	Checks if `test` is not null, and allows to filter based on its fields.
title	String	Checks if `title` equals a specified string, case-sensitively. If an index exists on `title`, it can be used. See also `like` for a case-insensitive filter. A short title or description of the finding
title_contains	String	Checks if `title` contains a specified string, case-sensitively. A short title or description of the finding
title_ends_with	String	Checks if `title` ends with a specified string, case-sensitively. A short title or description of the finding
title_gt	String	Checks if `title` is greater than a specified value. A short title or description of the finding
title_gte	String	Checks if `title` is greater or equal a specified value. A short title or description of the finding
title_in	String	Checks if `title` is equal to one of the specified values. A short title or description of the finding
title_like	String	Matches `title` against a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); If an index exists on `title`, it can be used for the literal prefix (the part until the first placeholder). A short title or description of the finding
title_lt	String	Checks if `title` is less than a specified value. A short title or description of the finding
title_lte	String	Checks if `title` is less or equal a specified value. A short title or description of the finding
title_not	String	Checks if `title` does not equal a specified string, case-sensitively. A short title or description of the finding
title_not_contains	String	Checks if `title` does not contain a specified string, case-sensitively. A short title or description of the finding
title_not_ends_with	String	Checks if `title` does not end with a specified string, case-sensitively. A short title or description of the finding
title_not_in	String	Checks if `title` is not equal to one of the specified values. A short title or description of the finding
title_not_like	String	Checks if `title` does not match a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); A short title or description of the finding
title_not_starts_with	String	Checks if `title` does not start with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `not_like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. A short title or description of the finding
title_starts_with	String	Checks if `title` starts with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. A short title or description of the finding
toolReference	String	Checks if `toolReference` equals a specified string, case-sensitively. If an index exists on `toolReference`, it can be used. See also `like` for a case-insensitive filter. URL to link back to the finding in the original tool
toolReference_contains	String	Checks if `toolReference` contains a specified string, case-sensitively. URL to link back to the finding in the original tool
toolReference_ends_with	String	Checks if `toolReference` ends with a specified string, case-sensitively. URL to link back to the finding in the original tool
toolReference_gt	String	Checks if `toolReference` is greater than a specified value. URL to link back to the finding in the original tool
toolReference_gte	String	Checks if `toolReference` is greater or equal a specified value. URL to link back to the finding in the original tool
toolReference_in	String	Checks if `toolReference` is equal to one of the specified values. URL to link back to the finding in the original tool
toolReference_like	String	Matches `toolReference` against a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); If an index exists on `toolReference`, it can be used for the literal prefix (the part until the first placeholder). URL to link back to the finding in the original tool
toolReference_lt	String	Checks if `toolReference` is less than a specified value. URL to link back to the finding in the original tool
toolReference_lte	String	Checks if `toolReference` is less or equal a specified value. URL to link back to the finding in the original tool
toolReference_not	String	Checks if `toolReference` does not equal a specified string, case-sensitively. URL to link back to the finding in the original tool
toolReference_not_contains	String	Checks if `toolReference` does not contain a specified string, case-sensitively. URL to link back to the finding in the original tool
toolReference_not_ends_with	String	Checks if `toolReference` does not end with a specified string, case-sensitively. URL to link back to the finding in the original tool
toolReference_not_in	String	Checks if `toolReference` is not equal to one of the specified values. URL to link back to the finding in the original tool
toolReference_not_like	String	Checks if `toolReference` does not match a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); URL to link back to the finding in the original tool
toolReference_not_starts_with	String	Checks if `toolReference` does not start with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `not_like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. URL to link back to the finding in the original tool
toolReference_starts_with	String	Checks if `toolReference` starts with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. URL to link back to the finding in the original tool
uniqueIdFromTool	String	Checks if `uniqueIdFromTool` equals a specified string, case-sensitively. If an index exists on `uniqueIdFromTool`, it can be used. See also `like` for a case-insensitive filter. The original unique id of the finding from the imported Test information
uniqueIdFromTool_contains	String	Checks if `uniqueIdFromTool` contains a specified string, case-sensitively. The original unique id of the finding from the imported Test information
uniqueIdFromTool_ends_with	String	Checks if `uniqueIdFromTool` ends with a specified string, case-sensitively. The original unique id of the finding from the imported Test information
uniqueIdFromTool_gt	String	Checks if `uniqueIdFromTool` is greater than a specified value. The original unique id of the finding from the imported Test information
uniqueIdFromTool_gte	String	Checks if `uniqueIdFromTool` is greater or equal a specified value. The original unique id of the finding from the imported Test information
uniqueIdFromTool_in	String	Checks if `uniqueIdFromTool` is equal to one of the specified values. The original unique id of the finding from the imported Test information
uniqueIdFromTool_like	String	Matches `uniqueIdFromTool` against a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); If an index exists on `uniqueIdFromTool`, it can be used for the literal prefix (the part until the first placeholder). The original unique id of the finding from the imported Test information
uniqueIdFromTool_lt	String	Checks if `uniqueIdFromTool` is less than a specified value. The original unique id of the finding from the imported Test information
uniqueIdFromTool_lte	String	Checks if `uniqueIdFromTool` is less or equal a specified value. The original unique id of the finding from the imported Test information
uniqueIdFromTool_not	String	Checks if `uniqueIdFromTool` does not equal a specified string, case-sensitively. The original unique id of the finding from the imported Test information
uniqueIdFromTool_not_contains	String	Checks if `uniqueIdFromTool` does not contain a specified string, case-sensitively. The original unique id of the finding from the imported Test information
uniqueIdFromTool_not_ends_with	String	Checks if `uniqueIdFromTool` does not end with a specified string, case-sensitively. The original unique id of the finding from the imported Test information
uniqueIdFromTool_not_in	String	Checks if `uniqueIdFromTool` is not equal to one of the specified values. The original unique id of the finding from the imported Test information
uniqueIdFromTool_not_like	String	Checks if `uniqueIdFromTool` does not match a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); The original unique id of the finding from the imported Test information
uniqueIdFromTool_not_starts_with	String	Checks if `uniqueIdFromTool` does not start with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `not_like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. The original unique id of the finding from the imported Test information
uniqueIdFromTool_starts_with	String	Checks if `uniqueIdFromTool` starts with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. The original unique id of the finding from the imported Test information
updatedAt	DateTime	Checks if `updatedAt` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `updatedAt`, it can be used. The instant this object has been updated the last time (not including relation updates)
updatedAt_gt	DateTime	Checks if `updatedAt` is greater than a specified value. The instant this object has been updated the last time (not including relation updates)
updatedAt_gte	DateTime	Checks if `updatedAt` is greater or equal a specified value. The instant this object has been updated the last time (not including relation updates)
updatedAt_in	DateTime	Checks if `updatedAt` is equal to one of the specified values. The instant this object has been updated the last time (not including relation updates)
updatedAt_lt	DateTime	Checks if `updatedAt` is less than a specified value. The instant this object has been updated the last time (not including relation updates)
updatedAt_lte	DateTime	Checks if `updatedAt` is less or equal a specified value. The instant this object has been updated the last time (not including relation updates)
updatedAt_not	DateTime	Checks if `updatedAt` does not equal a specified value The instant this object has been updated the last time (not including relation updates)
updatedAt_not_in	DateTime	Checks if `updatedAt` is not equal to one of the specified values. The instant this object has been updated the last time (not including relation updates)
verified	Boolean	Checks if `verified` equals a specified value. If an index exists on `verified`, it can be used. Denotes if this flaw has been manually verified by the tester.
verified_not	Boolean	Checks if `verified` does not equal a specified value Denotes if this flaw has been manually verified by the tester.
vulnIdFromTool	String	Checks if `vulnIdFromTool` equals a specified string, case-sensitively. If an index exists on `vulnIdFromTool`, it can be used. See also `like` for a case-insensitive filter. The original non-unique id of the finding from the imported Test information. This ID may be a CVE id, or specific to the tool, such or SNYK id.
vulnIdFromTool_contains	String	Checks if `vulnIdFromTool` contains a specified string, case-sensitively. The original non-unique id of the finding from the imported Test information. This ID may be a CVE id, or specific to the tool, such or SNYK id.
vulnIdFromTool_ends_with	String	Checks if `vulnIdFromTool` ends with a specified string, case-sensitively. The original non-unique id of the finding from the imported Test information. This ID may be a CVE id, or specific to the tool, such or SNYK id.
vulnIdFromTool_gt	String	Checks if `vulnIdFromTool` is greater than a specified value. The original non-unique id of the finding from the imported Test information. This ID may be a CVE id, or specific to the tool, such or SNYK id.
vulnIdFromTool_gte	String	Checks if `vulnIdFromTool` is greater or equal a specified value. The original non-unique id of the finding from the imported Test information. This ID may be a CVE id, or specific to the tool, such or SNYK id.
vulnIdFromTool_in	String	Checks if `vulnIdFromTool` is equal to one of the specified values. The original non-unique id of the finding from the imported Test information. This ID may be a CVE id, or specific to the tool, such or SNYK id.
vulnIdFromTool_like	String	Matches `vulnIdFromTool` against a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); If an index exists on `vulnIdFromTool`, it can be used for the literal prefix (the part until the first placeholder). The original non-unique id of the finding from the imported Test information. This ID may be a CVE id, or specific to the tool, such or SNYK id.
vulnIdFromTool_lt	String	Checks if `vulnIdFromTool` is less than a specified value. The original non-unique id of the finding from the imported Test information. This ID may be a CVE id, or specific to the tool, such or SNYK id.
vulnIdFromTool_lte	String	Checks if `vulnIdFromTool` is less or equal a specified value. The original non-unique id of the finding from the imported Test information. This ID may be a CVE id, or specific to the tool, such or SNYK id.
vulnIdFromTool_not	String	Checks if `vulnIdFromTool` does not equal a specified string, case-sensitively. The original non-unique id of the finding from the imported Test information. This ID may be a CVE id, or specific to the tool, such or SNYK id.
vulnIdFromTool_not_contains	String	Checks if `vulnIdFromTool` does not contain a specified string, case-sensitively. The original non-unique id of the finding from the imported Test information. This ID may be a CVE id, or specific to the tool, such or SNYK id.
vulnIdFromTool_not_ends_with	String	Checks if `vulnIdFromTool` does not end with a specified string, case-sensitively. The original non-unique id of the finding from the imported Test information. This ID may be a CVE id, or specific to the tool, such or SNYK id.
vulnIdFromTool_not_in	String	Checks if `vulnIdFromTool` is not equal to one of the specified values. The original non-unique id of the finding from the imported Test information. This ID may be a CVE id, or specific to the tool, such or SNYK id.
vulnIdFromTool_not_like	String	Checks if `vulnIdFromTool` does not match a pattern case-insensitively with the following placeholders: `%` matches any sequence of characters, including the empty string; `_` matches exactly one character; `\` can be used to escape the placeholders (use `\\` for a literal backslash); The original non-unique id of the finding from the imported Test information. This ID may be a CVE id, or specific to the tool, such or SNYK id.
vulnIdFromTool_not_starts_with	String	Checks if `vulnIdFromTool` does not start with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `not_like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. The original non-unique id of the finding from the imported Test information. This ID may be a CVE id, or specific to the tool, such or SNYK id.
vulnIdFromTool_starts_with	String	Checks if `vulnIdFromTool` starts with a specified string, case-sensitively. Never uses an index. Consider using `like` (with the `%` placeholder) for a case-insensitive filter that can use an index. The original non-unique id of the finding from the imported Test information. This ID may be a CVE id, or specific to the tool, such or SNYK id.
vulnerabilityContext	VulnerabilityContextFilter	Allows to filter on the fields of `vulnerabilityContext`. Note that `vulnerabilityContext` is an entity extension and thus can never be `null`, so specifying `null` to this filter field has no effect.
vulnerabilityIds_empty	Boolean	Checks if `vulnerabilityIds` is an empty list (true) or a non-empty list or null (false).
vulnerabilityIds_every	StringFilter	Makes sure all items in `vulnerabilityIds` match a certain filter.
vulnerabilityIds_none	StringFilter	Makes sure none of the items in `vulnerabilityIds` match a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `vulnerabilityIds` has no items.
vulnerabilityIds_some	StringFilter	Makes sure at least one of the items in "vulnerabilityIds" matches a certain filter. Note that you can specify the empty object for this filter to make sure `vulnerabilityIds` has at least one item.

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